Run for Fun

Match the following

• all persons born or naturalized in U.S. were entitled equal rights

• 14th Amendment

• Ended segregation in public schools

• Brown v. Board of Education

• Allowed "separate but equal" facilities.

• 15th Amendment

• gave people right to vote regardless of race

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• abolished slavery

• 13th Amendment

What is the primary purpose of community fun runs?

• To promote physical fitness and community spirit

• To raise funds for local businesses

• To compete for national championships

• To train professional athletes

Which of the following is a common benefit of participating in fun runs?

• Improved cardiovascular health

• Guaranteed weight loss

• Instant muscle gain

• Professional athletic training

How do fun runs typically support local charities?

• By donating a portion of the registration fees

• By selling merchandise at the event

• By charging high entry fees

• By hosting exclusive events

What is a common theme for fun runs that makes them engaging?

• Costume runs

• Silent runs

• Solo runs

• Night runs

Which age group is usually encouraged to participate in fun runs?

• All age groups

• Only teenagers

• Only adults

• Only seniors

What is a 'color run'?

• A fun run where participants are doused with colored powder

• A run that takes place at night

• A run that involves solving puzzles

• A run that is only for children

How do fun runs contribute to social interaction?

• By bringing people together in a relaxed environment

• By focusing on individual performance

• By limiting participation to small groups

• By emphasizing competition

What is a 'mud run'?

• A fun run that includes obstacles and muddy paths

• A run that takes place in the desert

• A run that is only for professional athletes

• A run that involves swimming

Why are fun runs often held in parks or scenic areas?

• To provide a pleasant environment for participants

• To make the run more challenging

• To limit the number of participants

• To avoid traffic congestion